New in nest live streaming (2 Viewers)

[raulcon]

Hi, my best regards for everyone, i'm new in this world and now im going to colaborate in my town with a live streaming video of many birds of prey. i would to recomend me what is the best stuff for do that mission? the birds nest are in the middle of the outdoors. Thank you! 😊

 

[delia todd]

Hi raulcon and a warm welcome to you from all the Staff and Moderators. I've moved your post to our equipment area, where the people you need to talk to are more likely to see your post. It would help them if you could give an idea of your budget.

I'm sure you will enjoy it here and I look forward to hearing about the birds you see around you.

 

[Mono]

There are many such cameras available. You need to look at the security market, most such cameras are aimed at monitoring people rather than birds.

If using YouTube the setting up of a live stream is easy.

A few points to consider...
To be of any use the camera will have to give a close up view of the nest, to get this you will need to install the camera close to the nest. Depending on where you are in the world this may very well need permission from Government agencies.

If you are streaming 24/7 you will need to run power to the camera, which add to cost and complexity, especially if the nests are remote.

It is a very achievable project but will require ongoing commitment to keep running.

 

[raulcon]

Hi raulcon and a warm welcome to you from all the Staff and Moderators. I've moved your post to our equipment area, where the people you need to talk to are more likely to see your post. It would help them if you could give an idea of your budget.

I'm sure you will enjoy it here and I look forward to hearing about the birds you see around you.

Thanks Delia! for sure i will share anything with the community. 😊

 

[raulcon]

There are many such cameras available. You need to look at the security market, most such cameras are aimed at monitoring people rather than birds.

If using YouTube the setting up of a live stream is easy.

A few points to consider...
To be of any use the camera will have to give a close up view of the nest, to get this you will need to install the camera close to the nest. Depending on where you are in the world this may very well need permission from Government agencies.

If you are streaming 24/7 you will need to run power to the camera, which add to cost and complexity, especially if the nests are remote.

It is a very achievable project but will require ongoing commitment to keep running.

Thanks mono, the projecto is going to be for many species of birds of prey. But i need to install cameras at the middle of the wild. i think a solar panel and a long distance wi fi anthena will do the job. I'm still watching options and information for that task​